A Southern dynasty in ruins. A family trapped in time. A sister lost forever.<br/>William Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury is a haunting masterpiece of modernist literature, unraveling the tragic downfall of the Compson family through four distinct voices. From the disjointed memories of Benjy, the mentally disabled son, to Quentin’s obsession with honor and loss, Jason’s seething bitterness, and Dilsey’s quiet resilience, this novel is a gripping exploration of time, despair, and the crumbling ideals of the Old South. Bold, experimental, and deeply emotional, Faulkner’s storytelling will pull you into a world where past and present collide in an unforgettable literary experience.